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Brightening Cream

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A brightening night moisturizer formulated with kojic acid and a blend of botanical extracts like licorice and bearberry to target dark spots and uneven tone. It’s a practical, no-fuss evening step that focuses on clarity without using aggressive peeling agents. The texture is a traditional cream that feels substantial, making it a solid choice for those who want their brightening treatment to double as a protective moisture seal.

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What’s inside the formula

Key ingredients

  • Kojic Acid

    Helps to brighten the skin and fade the appearance of dark spots and uneven tone.

  • Licorice Root Extract

    A powerful botanical that fades the look of dark spots and leaves skin feeling incredibly smooth.

  • Bearberry Leaf Extract

    Naturally brightens the complexion and helps even out skin tone.

  • Amla Fruit Extract

    This superfruit extract brightens your complexion and provides powerful antioxidant protection.

  • Baikal Skullcap Root Extract

    This herbal extract helps calm redness and provides antioxidant protection for a more even-toned complexion.

Good to know

  • Octinoxate EU regulated

    Chemical UV filter with endocrine disruptor concerns. Banned in Hawaii and some regions for reef protection.

  • Alcohol

    Can be drying when used as a solvent. Not to be confused with fatty alcohols (cetyl, cetearyl) which are moisturizing.

  • Fragrance (Parfum)

    Most common cause of skin sensitivity in cosmetics. If your skin reacts easily, look for fragrance-free alternatives.

  • Petrolatum

    Highly occlusive petroleum derivative. Effective moisture barrier but some users prefer plant-based alternatives.

  • EU-labelled fragrance allergens

    Contains Benzyl Salicylate, Geraniol, Linalool and 5 more — 8 fragrance allergens the EU requires to be named on the label. A common trigger for sensitive or reactive skin.

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